South Loop Loft Tables

A rare coffee table by Belgian designer Willy Daro, crafted in the 1970s. The square top rests on a cylindrical base of Carrara marble, its cool white surface veined in soft grey, gr...

A French side table from the 1950s, scaled at just 8.75 inches wide and a little over two feet tall—an ideal proportion for use as a drinks table or pedestal. The square top is cut f...

An Italian wall-mounted console from the 1950s, in the manner of Pier Luigi Colli. The frame is forged in gilt iron, its scrolling supports worked into symmetrical curves. The surfac...

Forged in 1992, this sculptural desk by French artist and designer Gilles Chabrier captures the tension between weight and light, matter and translucency. The base, a band of patinat...

A French bar cart from the 1970s, its cylindrical form rendered in smoked plexiglass with a translucent amber tone. A curved panel swings open to reveal frosted acrylic shelving...

A rare French bronze console table by Jacques-Pierre Dufresne, dating to the 1950s. Cast in bronze and finished in verdigris patina, the rectilinear frame is shaped by a triangular s...

Spanning over seven feet in width, this extraordinary bar cabinet embodies the spirit of postwar Italian design, when furniture was conceived as both functional object and artistic s...

A French coffee table from the mid-20th century, balancing raw slate with the warmth of wood. The irregular top is left unpolished, its jagged edges and textured surface marked by na...

A trio of Italian marble nesting tables from the 1970s. Hewn from richly veined stone in tonal grays and mauves, the surfaces ripple with striations that shift from smoky charcoal to...

The ‘Fleur de Fer’ coffee table by Maurice Barilone for Roche Bobois transforms raw steel into architectural poetry. A thick sheet is torch-cut and stretched into angular planes, eac...

A French desk from the 1970s, its minimal frame rendered in brass with a smoked glass top. The square-profile legs rise in clean lines, joined at the base by an intersecting X-stretc...

A Brutalist stone and metal inlay coffee table from the Netherlands, crafted in the 1970s in the manner of Paul Kingma. The rectangular top is formed from tessellated slabs of natura...

A French dining table from the 1970s, crafted in solid pine. The rectangular top rests on cylindrical legs, joined by stretcher bars that emphasize the table’s architectural form. Vi...

Discovered in a villa outside Milan, this console reflects the dialogue between architecture and craft in Italian design of the 1930s. A conical pedestal in richly grained walnut anc...

A 1960s triangular side table by Mexican artist Genaro Álvarez, its surface alive with hand-laid tesserae of green glass tile. The mosaic is edged in brass, framing gradient tones of...

A set of three French oak nesting tables dating to the 1970s. Designed to nest seamlessly, each table features a triangular top with softened corners, supported by three square legs....

A trio of French nesting tables from the 1950s, in the manner of Jean Royère. Each table is composed of a delicate iron frame with sweeping scrolled legs, capped by brass ball feet. ...

An Italian coffee table from the 1980s, composed of four solid granite blocks veined in dusty rose and slate gray. The rectangular glass top settles into their carved notches, its be...

A rare Italian 'Model 2087' floor-standing catchall by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte from the 1950s. Its refined silhouette features a single black lacquered metal stem rising from a ...

A 1960s Danish teak side table attributed to Georg Jensen for Kubus. The round top is crafted in segmented veneer, its grain arranged in a curving geometric pattern that radiates acr...

Crafted from solid wood, this Scandinavian Modern side table dates to the 1960s. The triangular top is softened at the corners, resting on three legs joined by low stretchers. Rounde...

A French coffee table from the 1970s, constructed from smoked plexiglass in a warm amber tone that shifts with the light. Two interlocking panels slot together in a cross-form struct...

A trio of Italian side tables from the 1960s, each framed in black-coated metal and inset with kiln-formed art glass. The square panels feature abstract compositions of azure and lil...

A lacquered cube coffee table sourced in France. This stunning table has a lovely amber hue and feature a patinated brass inlay. Late 20th Century.

An ingenious expression of functional minimalism, this wall-mounted folding table was designed in 1970 as part of the Aggregabili series by the avant-garde Turin-based collective Ano...

This French Brutalist coffee table by Jean-Jacques Argueyrolles rejects convention in favor of mythic geometry. Forged in hand-worked iron and finished with passages of bronze and go...

An artisan-made Italian coffee table from the 1970s, combining travertine, wood, and glass in a thoughtful composition. The porous travertine surface is softly honed and hand-painted...

A 1970s pedestal in faceted green onyx, sourced in the South of France. The fifteen-sided form rests on a deep charcoal marble base, its geometry crisp and sculptural. The onyx surfa...

A French Art Deco gueridon table in the manner of Jules Leleu, dating to the 1930s. The circular top is inlaid with marquetry of diagonally set veneers, the surface alive with warm, ...

Designed in the 1940s by Charles Dudouyt, this versatile table exemplifies the French modernist’s thoughtful craftsmanship and sculptural vocabulary, rendered in oak. The solid frame...

An Italian coffee table from the 1970s that lets material and silhouette speak in quiet harmony. Cut from richly veined red travertine, the stone reveals striations of burnt sienna, ...

An ode to material integrity and purposeful design, this extendable dining table by Guillerme et Chambron distills the postwar French aesthetic into solid oak. The rectangular top fe...

This Italian cube side table is an evocative example of 1970s modernist design, defined by its crisp silhouette and mirror-like metallic finish. The seamless cube form, constructed o...

An Italian pedestal from the 1970s, sculpted from creamy travertine with warm ochre veining. Four inlaid panels run vertically along each face—matte in finish and richly mottled, off...

A sculptural set of nesting tables crafted in France in the 1980s. Each table is clad in richly figured burl veneer, its grain pattern undulating across the softly curved silhouettes...

An Italian travertine pedestal from the 1970s, its monolithic form marked by intentional raw edges that reveal the stone’s natural fracture. The pedestal’s columnar body rests on a s...

An elegant study in French modern‑neoclassicism, this petite guéridon—attributed to Maison Ramsay and dating to the late Art Deco era, circa 1935‑45—balances sculptural presence with...

A compact study in rhythm and relief, this solid oak side table channels the sculptural vocabulary of French modernist Charles Dudouyt—where architectural planes meet playful bobbin ...

This 1940s French coffee table bridges fantasy and form. Featuring a reverse-painted églomisé glass top, the surface depicts a leaping unicorn amid a star-flecked sky and compass ros...

A 1970s Dutch ‘Samara Series’ side table designed by Derk Jan de Vries for Maisa. The cube silhouette, softened with subtly curved edges, is crafted from solid ash in a warm blonde h...

The rare ‘Valmarana’ dining table is a monumental work by Carlo Scarpa, designed in 1971 for Simon International—the brand co-founded by Dino Gavina after his departure from Gavina S...

A Spanish folding tray table in brass and silverplate, circa 1960s. The circular top rests on a patinated brass tripod base, ending in ball feet and converging at a central pivot. A...

A 1970s pedestal in faceted ivory marble, veined with soft shades of ash grey, chalk, and pale graphite—sourced in the South of France. The fifteen-sided form rises from a deep charcoal marble base, its geometry crisp and sculptural. Finished with a pentagonal top, it serves effortlessly as a plinth for...

A 1930s French Art Deco coffee table with lyrical lines and delicate scrollwork. The round top is carved from pink-veined marble, cool-toned with a softly honed finish. Beneath, a tr...

A monumental French Art Deco dining table or desk from the 1940s, sourced in the South of France. The solid wood top—measuring 83” wide and extending to 102” with both leaves—is rich...

A rare low coffee table by Romanian-born sculptor Victor Roman, cast in solid bronze with a hand-polished finish. The biomorphic base ripples with curves and protrusions, referencing...

A sculptural ode to nature, this 1950s Swedish swivel table takes the form of a clover in full bloom. Crafted in blonde walnut with a rich, luminous finish, the tabletop unfolds in t...

A 1970s desk by Marcello Gacita and Pierre Tiberi for Mode Europe, composed of two sculptural trestle legs in amber plexiglass with curved silhouettes. Each base is joined by visible...

A 1940s French oak drop-leaf side table in the manner of Charles Dudouyt. The rectangular top extends with hinged leaves, supported by twin pedestal legs carved with ribbed cylindric...

A graphic, grid-patterned coffee table from 1970s France, featuring glazed ceramic tiles arranged in bold alternating bands of matte black and gilded metallics. Supported by sleek ch...

A sculptural Spanish coffee table from the 1980s, attributed to David Marshall. Cast in mixed metals, the sinuous base interweaves aluminum and brass in a fluid, architectural gestur...

A dance of light and mass, this console epitomizes the very moment—circa 1970—when European ateliers first mastered the effortless union of stone and glass. The desk‑height top, cut ...

A 1950s Italian desk or console with architectural lines and a grounded presence. The iron base flares outward in a winged silhouette—sharp angles offset by a warm, inset wood panel....

A fold-out dining table and bookshelf in pine, crafted in France in the 1960s. Rustic yet sculptural, the piece hinges on utility—with a desk surface that folds seamlessly into its o...

An Italian console or corner desk from the 1950s, defined by its asymmetrical profile. The walnut top is cut into a sharp, angular form, cantilevering lightly over a geometric base o...

A sculptural 1970s pedestal table in richly veined marble, equally suited for dining or use as a large center table. The circular top, measuring 47.5 inches in diameter, is rendered ...

An Italian console table from the 1970s, anchored by four solid travertine pedestals. The organic variation in the stone, ranging from deep ochre and ivory to creamy taupe, adds warm...

A rare 1970s coffee table by Ligne Roset, France. Wrapped in supple ecru-toned leather, the low square form is softly padded at the sides with four recessed legs. The hinged top lift...

This generously proportioned table captures the bold experimentation of 1970s Italian design. A slab of richly veined verde marble rests atop a rhythmic procession of brushed tubular...

A study in substance and restraint, this 1970s Italian dining table brings sculptural stillness to the room. Hewn from filled travertine, its oblong top floats on twin demi-lune pede...